they use their air force, use green. makes the catch for the touchdown. 28-26. midshipman, the two-point conversion. procter runs out. and he just gets in. check out the navy sideline. they are pumped up. we're all tied at 28. this one's going into o.t. procter punches it in from just a yard out. navy up 34-28. that's the good news. but check this out. this is the bad news. procter goes to the sidelines, he says a few choice words to air force and they get flagged. it's blocked. now air force needs a touchdown and a p.a.t. to win the game. here we go. air force does the first part. they punch it in. jefferson gets in on third and goal. we're all tied at 34. here's the extra point. it's up. and good. air force steals one at navy 35-34. navy drops a heart breakerer. >>> a rough few weeks for the maryland football team. after a close loss to west virginia, then getting blown out at home against temple, former head coach ralph decided to add a little more salt onto the wound. he still is scorned after being fired saying the school, quote, didn't show me a whole lot

the nearest raindrops to us are still way out here across northwestern parts of ohio. we've got another dry day coming tomorrow. rain chances return first thing tuesday morning. your sunday evening will be dry, but chilly. temperatures back down into the upper 30s and low 40s by 11:00 this evening, with that mostly clear sky in place. high pressure is in charge of our weather. so as a result, it's going to be a cold start tomorrow morning. bright sunshine to start, then some more clouds. here's your evening forecast, clear sky, quite chilly, a light breeze. back into the upper 40s. overnight, clear skies. high clouds moving in first thing in the morning. wake up temperatures, mid-20s to mid- and upper 30s, right in town and along the bay. then tomorrow, plenty of sunshine to get your monday started, it so will look nice, feel a little nicer, but increasing clouds during the afternoon. milder today by a couple of ticks. up into the mid- and upper 50s tomorrow. cloud comes back monday night. rain likely for at least the first half of the day on tuesday. might linger into

they use those medicine bands. which are good. >> jumping jacks are too low-tech. >> jumping jacks are pretty good. coming up, redskins benefiting from the bye week in more ways than one. they did not do jumping jacks. plus, flexing his muscles in the national lea >>> a mountain biker in south africa who got the stuffing knocked out of him. it was a red hardebeast that jumped up and smacked into this guy. >> who? >> a mountain biker. the average of these animals, by the way, about 330, 350 pounds. not like your teeny antelope out in colorado. a teammate caught the action on a camera mounted on his bike. after the crash, the rider said, as you would expect, i'm okay. i'm okay. but i don't know if we can see -- we probably won't see his helmet. his helmet was what saved his life. it was all smashed up. we don't know if that guy's ever going to run that course again. he might continue on his bike. >> if he's like most bikers he'll be right back on it. >> unreal. >> there's no, you know, reason why that animal decided

it comes over us and gives us a chance of rain. 55 on friday. a rather cool day on friday, then saturday watching a potential coastal storm that will give rain on saturday. still waiting to see where the storm is going to go and if it develops off the coast. a little less of a storm, but anytime we talk about a coastal storm developing and anytime we talk about it for the weekend, it raises a few eyebrows. >> yes, it does. thank you, doug. >>> some artists over in the ukraine are adding their twist to the term watercolor. it's watercolor on steroids. the artist paintings fill a castle. the castle is perched on the edge of a cliff. it has a spectacular view of the black sea. look at that there. for some reason, artists are inspired by the view from under the sea. they put on scuba gear and create their paintings under water. they say they used the same technique as they would on land

most of us wake up on the dry side. we stay dry and see more sunshine as the day goes on. 53 to 58 degrees with winds out of the north. we make our way through the next couple days, 58 on wednesday. wednesday and thursday, looking spectacular. still below average. not bad with a high of 60 on thursday. a chance of rain and clouds on friday. right now, we have the weekend dry. saturday and sunday and temperatures on sunday warming up into the 60s. if you want to stay connected you could do so. facebook.com or twitter.com. you can see me there@doug kammerer. >>> coming up, tonight is the premier of brian williams. it begins at 10:00. >> it will offer stories from familiar correspondents. here is brian williams with a preview. >> hello from new york on this monday night. it's hard to find someone who hasn't heard of our debut tonight, we are getting questions about what people expect. i think and i hope the answer is an exciting place to tune into a current, vibrant place. i know the answer is great stories well told by th

jay gray joins us from detroit. jay? >> reporter: you are right. this is a case that's been marked by the dramatic twists and turns. the biggest, most important twist came on day two when the defense made a stunning announcement. after sitting through the first day of his trial without saying a word, accused terrorist, umar farouk abdulmutallab surprised everyone. he changed his plea this morning to guilty. >> pleading to something with a life sentence is not something i recommend. >> reporter: defending himself, he ignored the advice of a stand by lawyer and told the court he was guilty of eight charges including a weapon of mass destruction, terrorism and attempted murder. >> i don't believe there was a particular photograph or piece of evidence that caused that. i think mr. abdulmutallab had something he wanted to say and he made a statement. >> reporter: that statement came after the plea when he said the explosives hidden in the underwear with a blessed weapon to save the lives of innocent muslims. >> he don't regret trying to kill innocent pe

it was inconceivable he would use propofol to treat it. >> we do not use propofol for insomnia. >> reporter: defense attorneys pointed out 25 milligrams of propofol is a very low dose. >> the dosage used of 25 milligrams infused over three to five minutes is a low dose? >> it is a low dose, yes. >> reporter: when questioned further, they said each patient reacts differently depending on underlying health issues or medications they might have taken. >> all bets are off. you can't be 100% sure that's not enough to tip them along the sedation and cause a deeper level of sedation and compromise their ability to breathe. >> reporter: murray's defense is expected to claim jackson took eight pills hours before his death but never told dr. murray. wednesday, they abandoned the argument he may have drank the propofol. they found that scenario was not supported by science. >> i think they are trying to find some expert to support their theory of the case that it wasn't conrad murray's fault. >> reporter: more points when a cardiologist reviewed the case and found six deviations in the standard of car

norwood uses a bar on her head along with a hammer and knife. she was found in a pool of blood on the floor in the back hallway, trying to get away from her killer. there was a set of bloody footprints from sneakers in the store. norwood wore them, then washed the blood off them. inflikted injuries on herself and concocted a lie that there were two masked intruders. the facts were supplied by norwood to distract police away from where the blame belongs, on her. britney norwood sat motionless staring ahead showing no emotion. she suffered 107 defensive wounds, the most the state's medical examiner has ever seen. wounds inflicted by multiple weapons. now the jury in this case is composed of six men and six women. there's one black man, one black woman and an asian woman. there's five alternates. they will decide, the 12 jurors, whether or not britney norwood is guilty of first degree premeditated murder. back to you in the studio. >> chris gordon, thank you. >>> a look at the weather now, rain out there today. we are told more to come, doug, is th

we hope you will check it out with us. >>> final check, doug, some of us are going to get slammed? >> i told you what to do, what to wear and what to take? >> yes. >> take the umbrella. dress warm. >> not like last year. >> it's not the case. winter storm warnings. now, the national weather service put montgomery, howard, prince william into a winter weather advisory for the potential of one to four inches of snow. we are going to watch out for that closely. look at the snowfall totals here. these are the totals from storm center 4 year. two to four inches to the west. an inch to two inches, maybe, into that area.

for us, drier than average to wetter than average, for us, it's average. we are going to have our winter forecast coming up in a couple weeks. breezy and chilly. 59 to 52 degrees as we make our way through the night and into tomorrow. starting off cool. 42. suburbs 47 in the city. a bit of a windchill out there tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, 61 to 64 degrees partly sunny with diminishing wind. here you go on saturday and sunday. temperatures in the low to mid-40s in most locations. temperatures dropping to the low 60s. 62 saturday. 63 on sunday. warming up as we head into next week. i think that saturday morning and sunday morning, many locations will have a chance to be in mid-30s to the west. that's a little bit on the cool side. i don't want to mention winter around you. >> i tell you who is loving this weather. my dog. he's going crazy. i kept turning toward home because i was cold. he turned the other way. not yet. >> yeah. coming up, remember the house cat with the stare down with the mountain lion? now the owner is explain whag happened on he

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good news for us, hopefully. great weather for the game sunday. winds could be a factor for the end of the game with winds out of the southwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. this evening, continued clearing, breezy and chilly. 65 dropping down to 57 degrees. the forecast for tomorrow morning, waking up to a cool morning. 45 to 52 degrees as we move on through the day tomorrow, a mixture of sun and clouds. windy with gusts of 40. 67 to 70 degrees. again, not a bad saturday. sunday looking great. especially early. a high of 74. 73 on your monday. 74 on tuesday. then another cold front comes through. this one means business, too with a lot of wind. we are starting to get into october, november time frame which are the windier months. >> don't want the wind to blow the pretty leaves off the trees. thank you, doug. >>> coming up, hundreds lined up to get their hands on the latest iphone. was it worth the wait? >> all eyes on the first lady michelle obama in that purple dress. >> he's the moderator of 11 presidential debates. jim lehrer has a book i'm a c

it's killing all of us. >> reporter: on the scene today william's half brother. he said they never had a chance to meet. >> i'm out here today for my little brother. lord knows he didn't deserve this. >> reporter: on the scene today anna mae smith who runs a snack shop nearby. >> i haven't smoked in 17 years and when i heard that on the news i almost picked up one because it is really hurting. >> reporter: curti lopez is still being held in charlotte, north carolina. the estranged husband of jane mcquain, her body found in her germantown condo october 12th. she had been beaten and stabbed to death. lopez charged with first-degree murder in that case. he's now expected to be charged in the death of william mcquain. william, missing since september 30th. now they say murder suspect curtis lopez has not cooperated with police in any of this. doreen, back to you. >> pat collins reporting from clarksburg. thank you, pat. >>> as noted surveillance video from a storage facility in germantown helped give police the lead they needed to find william mcquain. >>> our covera

it's not going to bring us huge differences in the weather. what will happen, we saw the breezy conditions today. nice and warm tood, tomorrow, it shifts. we call it mild instead of warm. the temperatures in the upper 60s to 70 degrees. high pressure moves to the east on your friday. mild, once again with a high of 72. farther to the east, the return flow out of the south. we are going to warm up very, very nicely for saturday and sunday. this holiday weekend is really looking fantastic. clear skies this evening. nice and mild. a great evening. 67 to 72 degrees. tomorrow morning, a little on the cool side. once again, the frontal boundary bringing in cooler air. 42 in the coolest suburbs to 51 inside the beltway. you need the jacket. tomorrow afternoon, the jackets come off. 67 to 71. nice and mild. a great fall day. it is going to be quite nice as we make our way through friday. 73. 78 on saturday. 80 on sunday. this weekend spectacular weather. monday, looking good. then, tuesday and wednesday things go right back downhill as a possible trop

for most of us, it's not going to be a big deal. for some of you, to the west of washington, this could be the first significant accumulation we are going to see. we continue to watch it for you and hone in on the forecast. out there for you now, big changes going on. if you walk outside right now and walk outside just an hour ago, you are noticing the changes. look at the cloud cover across the area coming in with the frontal boundary. the doppler radar showing the front right here. this is the rain associated with the front. we have shower activity ahead of the front. we zoom in here. clarksburg to gaithersburg, damascus and columbia and howard county. prince george's county from route 50 as you make your way over to landover area, shower activity there. more rain to fauquier county, prince william county, stafford and quantico. it's bringing in big time winds, gusting up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. here is the front with colder air behind it. temperatures were on the warm side. ahead of the front, 66 degrees. that was last hour.

i think it's huge for us to get to 3-1. we're just not in a position in our division where we can afford to give games. i think something that's haunted us as an organization over the last eight years is dropping games that we should win. >> 3-1 helps you keep pace. we've got a lot of talented teams, and i'm not sure how we're going to finish up today, but i thought dallas' win, so you've got to keep pace. and it's a marathon, not a sprint. it gives you a great feeling going into that long buy week. >> coach says you play like a man possessed out there. you certainly ran like it. what was going throughour head when you got the opportunity? >> take advantage of it, work hard, let the hard work pay off. and the old line, knock those guys back, open up lanes and i wanted to take advantage of skit let their hard work pay off as well. >> do you know how many yards you had, terrain? >> no, i don't. >> 135. >> what?! >> how does that make you feel? >> great. just to see him bounce back with a performance like that, that always mak

and i think that it surprised all of us. i think it took tremendous teamwork to get to the depths of this and our investigation continues. >> reporter: the complex scam began four years ago and centers around an alaska native corporation called eyak in this complex in dulles. according to a federal indictment, alexander and kerry khan of alexandria, both employees of the u.s. army corps of engineers helped follow more than 45 million to an unidentified company to a no-bid contract. using false invoices, the feds alleged that they helped steal $20 million for themselves along with two others. lee kahn who helped his father run the fraudulent company out of his home in alexandria and harold babb whose neighbors watched the raid go down. >> approximately 15 at were rushing down the driveway with guns out approaching our neighbor's house. >> surreal. you don't expect this. you live in great neighborhood. >> a 26-year employee, michael alexander was arrested at his office on northwest g street. more than 100 agents raided seven o

a win is big for us right now. it's what we want. whatever happened last year, obviously it's in your head. even if it didn't, we need this game, so, keep pushing. >> there's always going to be a bitter taste, at least for a few years. they have a great system. their coach is a smart coach. they play a solid game. it's tough to play against. we are excited to get that challenge again and kind of see how we tackle it with the new guys. >> caps looking for a payback here tonight at verizon center against the tampa bay lightning. talking football now. the redskins look good sitting on top of the division at 3-1. sunday, they have to deal with a bunch of angry birds. philadelphia lost to buffalo. they fall 1-4. even though philadelphia is struggling mightily, the redskins know the eagles aren't just going to roll over. they have last three of the last four to the eagles. vick had the game of his life scoring six touchdowns on monday light football. he was amazing. the redskins will be rested up. washington will get added help on defense.

we could use a couple dry days. we are going to get them. a few showers toward the lakes. that's it. we have the upper level of low pressure to the north. we saw the cloud cover move up. overnight, we see the clouds dissipate. temperatures to the west, 46 in pittsburgh. 45 in west virginia. very cool temperatures just to the west. east of the mountains, philadelphia coming in at 56 degrees. richmond at 61. i mention the frost and freeze advisory, look at this. we don't have any in our area. there's frost advisories in the roanoke area. frost advisories go all the way down toward atlanta, georgia. atlanta expected to be between 36 and 39 degrees. that is a cold night. fortunately for us, we have not seen the coldest air move in here. when is the average first frost? in toward our areas 11th through 20th. then 21st through 31st for our air yachlt as of now, i don't expect to see frost in our region for the next week or two. it could happen overnight tonight to the west and toward tomorrow morning and sunday morning. not a widespread frst. we'll see wind out of this. as far a

they are not doing us a favor, really. really, they should have never came on the books. >> reporter: it's unclear when conta exactly these changes are going to take effect but it could happen later this month. >> there will be a period of public comment, then the cap could be lifted by the 20th of this month. >>> a woman heard her own voice for the first time. >>> there was new testimony in the trial of a grandmother accused of murdering her grandchild. park rangers were the defense. >>> a marine ended up getting busted. >> reporter: it's football, football, football. the redskins come away with a big win. two division rivals do not. we'll have more on the second collapses. how about jim haslet's d >>> an american woman named amanda knox collapsed in tears today when an appeals court in italy threw out her murder conviction. it happened this afternoon. she left prison an hour later. knox served four years of a 26-year sentence for the murder of her british roommate. the court also acquitted her former boyfriend. another m

prosecutors used this video tape to show a cold, calculated killer bent on revenge. the evening of november 29th, the tyson's mall security cameras capture the most retune of family moments. they headed to the food court for dinner. she was in her grandfather's arms. her mother and carmella walk beside. 90 minutes later, an unimaginable horror. the family leaves. this time, carmella carries the baby and carries out the plan to drop her off a walk way. a few hours later, with detective steve needles, he confesses she just lost it. >> are you saying i just lost it meaning, what did you lose? did you lose your purse? >> my mind. >> you lost your mind, okay. when you say you lost your mind, what do you mean by that? >> i did a terrible thing. >> reporter: as detectives probed her motive, she hashed her plan when her son-in-law called that night. she long resented james for getting her daughter pregnant before the couple married. she wanted to get revenge on james by hurting angela. >> james is connected to this person. >> the baby? okay. so you are looking at your grandd

>> a mild even for us. dry, too. it's rare this week. it's going to turn wet and colder at the end of the week. we head down to the upper 50s, low 50s by tomorrow morning. we get a chance for dry and mild one more time tomorrow before the rain comes in after midnight tuesday. a soaker on wednesday, then cold for the end of the week. >> thanks. >>> something happened at a swim meet at the pan am games in mexico. it's gone viral on u-tube. >> it happened at the edge of a pool. you can see what happened. one cheerleader stepped back too far. girl down. there she goes, again. that's twice. she completed her routine dripping wet. you are going to see it, again. that's how we roll. there she goes. she said that she was fine. anyway, she said she knows her mistake was witnessed by thousands of people but the crowd applauded. okay, that's enough. the crowd applauded her. we get the idea. she says that kindness helped to cheer her up. good for her. >> all that cheering going on, her wet hair slapping everybody. >> can you

it's going to have us in a really deep hole. really, really bad hole. >> a 40% demand began to take its toll on the pantry. last month, wood bridge flood victims left homeless by tropical storm lee turned to ax for food. >> it was a difficult decision to make. families coming to the door and leaving in tears. we don't have food to give them. >> reporter: word spread rap i lid. residents arriving with boxes and bags of food. >> i have been thinking of doing something for the people affected by the flood and never got around to it. i decided to come down. >> reporter: at this laundromat, every customer who brings in a can of food gets a quarter toward their laundry wash. >> we hope to make a big impact and challenge the community and community businesses to help them get reopen. >> reporter: during this crisis, some food will be available. all of the parishable food will be handed out. staffers hope the outpouring of support will enable them to reopen and supply nonperishable food before november 1. after that, the big thanksgivin

there's a little wedge of cloud cover on top of us. just as the sun's going down, the last of those clouds are moving out towards the eastern shore and clearing skies back to the west will make for a chilly stretch through the overnight hours tonight. some patchy frost first thing tomorrow morning. but tomorrow, more sunshine. as a result, milder. tomorrow night, with clouds in place, once again, not quite as chilly. so don't forget to get outside and enjoy some of the high foliage color. out towards the blue ridge, shenandoah valley, west virginia, at or near peak conditions. today, tomorrow and on into early next week. for this evening, generally cloudy skies and cool. temperatures back into the mid-40s. by 11:00 p.m. mid-30s in some of the western and northern suburbs to mid-40s in town and by the bay. tomorrow, more sunshine. great day to get outside and enjoy the fall color. mid-60s tomorrow. upper 60s on monday with a few extra clouds back in. i think we can squeak out a 70 or two this week. that shows up on tuesday and wednesday

i know this because of the man towering over us. >> a message of hope for tens of thousands that attended the dedication of the martin luther king jr. memorial. >>> it was a tale of two quarterbacks at fedex field. the eagles snap a losing streak, white rex grossman is chanted off the field. >> intercepted. >>> good evening. i'm aaron gilchrest. we begin with the search for william mcquain. they combed parks for signs of the 11-year-old. it's focused on two parks near the apartment. little bennett park and damascus recreational park. darcy spencer is there live. we understand that william's father's family came forward for the first time. >> reporter: they certainty did did. they said they lost touch with jane and william over the last several years, and unfortunately they found out about this tragic murder by watching the news and today they decided to conduct their own search for the missing boy. in the meantime montgomery county police and other police are here at the recreational park. this is a staging area for the search activity. this is a massive park, about 300 acres heavily wood

the nearest raindrops to us are well down here across parts of kentucky and ohio. and most of that will stay just down to our south. as you make plans to get outside and enjoy your sunday evening, mostly clear skies, a few fair weather clouds out there. temperatures, upper 50s at 7:00 p.m. back down into the low 50s by 11:00. cooler, of course, out across parts of the suburbs. here's the satellite picture. notice this little ribbon of cloud cover riding our way. those are the clouds you see outside this evening. they're all part of this very weak weather system that's way down to our south and west. not enough moisture to work, so we'll stay rain free through the overnight hours and through much if not all of the day tomorrow as well. here in our futurecast weather, not quite as cold tonight, because of the extra cloud cover around. then this weather front's going to be coming in our direction. we've got our futurecast model stopped here late in the day on monday. it might generate one or two lonesome sprinkles late tomorrow, primarily across northern and western m